Axis Wall Sconce Tom Dixon

Axis Wall Sconce Tom DixonDescription Consider Axis from Juniper, the fully integrated design and manufacturing studio in Brooklyn, acclaimed for its architectural take on lighting. Wall Sconce designed by Miren Lasnier pairs parallel angled bronze segments that contain an LED light source in the central channel they form, with evenly glowing illumination radiating outward. Offered in sizes from 1 4 feet long and in a variety of fine finishes, the fixture can be mounted on a

Maximum function in minimalist form—and using minimal energy

the decorative light proves the emotional touchstone of the familiar household item

A simple cast-iron base supporting a column-like clear acrylic shade makes the this floor lamp

5" d (73-86x72

Echoes of the past era are found in the single seat cushion with button detail while the scattered down-filled cushions and generous proportions reflect current preferences

In Bell you have a lamp where the connection between the cord and the lamp is evident

Cable length: 117

showcasing the skill of traditional Kharadi woodworkers

rounded wood legs and sculptural upholstery

The crystal ice bucket is rimmed in a black or gold anodized-aluminum holder

Cushion Small: 47

and steel speaker grills for carefree toting